BeingCoders: A Better Programming Platform for Developers

Here are some of the benefits of writing and sharing your knowledge & skills with others.

• 9Mood’s Rules and Terms of Service apply to BeingCoders as it is a 9Mood's Paperless publication. Make sure you read it before submitting your article.
• BeingCoders is a really good and fast-growing community among all coders, programmers, or developers and it has the potential to reach the post around thousands of readers worldwide.
• What if you will get paid for learning and sharing your knowledge? — Yes 9Mood is paying money for sharing your knowledge, Grab the opportunities. (Ask for more details)
• By sharing knowledge, you will get more knowledge. Writing will surely enhance your knowledge of the subject as before writing any topic, you need to be very crisp and clear about it.
• Your articles might be useful to engineers and programmers to crack job interviews and get a job.
• It might be useful for the employees of IT Industries worldwide.
• You can give a link in your resume or cv with the links, that you are writing a blog or articles on different topics, and you may have popularity by your readers. It will boost up your impression of your peers.
• You can show your skills and connect with other developers around the world. Making more connections will open more opportunities for you.

We do our best to respond as quickly as possible. However, we get many requests every day and also, unfortunately, a lot of spam. We carefully read each article submitted it to take up to 1 week to receive a decision.

We are always looking for great content to help coders, programmers, and engineers in their day-to-day lives.

What you have to do to submit the article successfully?

A. Gather Information and Ideas for your topic(s)

B. Styleguides (General Guide, Technical Writing Guide)

C. Story Submission

• A how-to guide on any programming language
• List of popular programming languages, frameworks, modules, or tools
• List of useful programming resources
• Any other topic strictly related to programming
• Deep dives into the inner-workings of things we take for granted every day
• Step by step guide for any feature, module, or a tool
• Explore any technical concept with Images and Point-to-Point knowledge

Always Remember, Information is not knowledge — Albert Einstein

We are following generic guidelines, to increase the readability of our all pages and articles.

General Guidelines

• Your Profile must be made with 9Mood, sign up here. It should have your original name, a bio (optional), and a picture of you.
• Your article must have a title and a subtitle.
• Please remove all personal calls to action in your post such as “Subscribe my newsletter”, “Subscribe us on Youtube” or “follow me on Twitter.”
• If you include code snippets, use GitHub gists or <code/> tag, paste the URL of the gist into your post, and press enter. It will fetch your Link Preview and render the code as part of your post and include syntax highlighting if your gist is named with the correct file extension (.css, .js, .java, etc.).
• Please add a nice cover image that you have the right to use or are Creative Commons. We recommend sites like Unsplash. Please give the photographer credit and attribution in the caption. See the top of this post for an example.
• Please include a Resources section with any links that you mentioned in your post for quick reference by the reader at the bottom of your article. GitHub repository, Stackblitz, JSFiddles, and gists are highly recommended. Also, link the reference or citation for your content.
• Make sure the article read time is longer than two minutes.

1- Decorate your titles and Subtitles

• Please make sure your article has a title and a subtitle.
• We follow the AP style for title capitalization. In title-case, all major words are capitalized, while minor words are lowercase. Title Case Converter is a helpful tool if you’re not sure.
• In your subtitle, use sentence-case; this means capitalize it like you would any other sentence (like this one!). Only capitalize the first letter of the first word unless the subsequent word is a proper noun such as a name of a language, person, organization, library, etc.
• Verbs in titles should be direct (e.g. “Create a JavaScript Library and Publish it to NPM” vs. “Creating a JavaScript Library and Publishing it to NPM”). Leave the “ing” off, please.

2- Manage case for “How to”

• “How to” should be formatted with a lowercase “t”.
• If your title includes “How to,” there is no need for a question mark at the end (e.g. “How to Include an External Library in Your Java Code?”). Don’t add a question mark at the end, it will be bad for SEO.

3- Manage attractive Header Image with proper citation

• Clickbait Images will never work.
• Make sure that your piece has a header image with proper credit. Sites like Unsplash are great places to find free-to-use images. They make it easy to cite your source, too.
• Please don’t use offensive or shocking imagery such as people screaming, clowns, blood, violations, or other images that a reasonable person might not want to look at.
• Try to steer clear of cover images that are too obvious. If your piece is about building a Bitcoin wallet, consider avoiding images of billfold wallets or if your piece is about Angular component Hooks, avoid header images with fishing hooks. Or if your piece is about Docker, try to avoid images of shipping containers.
• Always cite your images unless the image is so common that it’s basically public domain.

4- Plagiarism Risks

• BeingCoders is not responsible for bearing any copyright issues. We respect intellectual properties and CC-Rights. Copying and pasting someone else’s work and passing it off as your own, without citing them as the source, is theft. We cannot tolerate any plagiarism.

First, we will review your article submission, If it matches with our guidelines and style guides — we will add you to the publication so you can write future articles for the BeingCoders publication.

You can visit here, fill-up the form details, and click on submit.

What information are we collecting?

• Your Twitter Username — We required your username to add you as a contributor for the BeingCoders Publication.
• Your Email — If we find any changes or improvements in your article, we will tell you using the email you entered in the form.
• Your Article URL — We will review the submitted article URL, if it compiles properly with our guidelines then we will add you as a contributor and notify the same with the email.
• Title of your article —To check the case sensitivity for your article submission.
• Additional Message (Optional field)— if you want to tell us anything regarding your submission or article, you can freely write down anything coming up in your mind.

Once you become a contributor for the publication, you can directly add your articles by clicking “three dots” for your article and then choose “Add to publication”, select “BeingCoders” from the publication list.

If you are doing these many things for submission it will be enough for us. Afterward, Your article will be ready to reach thousands of developers using SEO, Email Marketing, Social Media, and Direct traffic strategies.

Thanks for reading. I hope this was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a response.